Exercise Pacific Partnership

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Providing humanitarian assistance for those in need.

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The Royal Australian Navy is providing Bay Class landing ship dock HMAS Choules in support of Exercise Pacific Partnership 26, a multinational activity sponsored by the United States Navy and focused on providing humanitarian assistance to communities in Southeast Asia.An international contingent of approximately 100 personnel will embark on HMAS Choules and conduct a port visit to Silbolga in Sumatra, Indonesia. This visit will provide essential humanitarian services, strengthen relationships, and manage
SBLT Lily Joesika looks through the pelorus on the bridge of HMAS Choules as the ship departs for Exercise Pacific Partnership in Subic Bay, Philippines. Photos: ABIS Taylor Johnson
The Royal Australian Navy is providing Bay Class landing ship dock HMAS Choules and its 158-strong crew in support of Exercise Pacific Partnership 26, a multinational activity sponsored by the United States Navy and focused on bolstering host nation capacity to respond to humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) events in the Indo-Pacific. HMAS Choules has embarked approximately 113 international and ADF personnel who will conduct a port visit to Sibolga in Sumatra, Indonesia and Kota Kinabalu
ABBM Eamon Flynn heaves in on the messenger line during a RAS with HMAS Supply.
The Royal Australian Navy is providing Bay Class landing ship dock HMAS Choules and its 158-strong crew in support of Exercise Pacific Partnership 26, a multinational activity sponsored by the United States Navy and focused on bolstering host nation capacity to respond to humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) events in the Indo-Pacific. HMAS Choules has embarked approximately 113 international and ADF personnel who will conduct a port visit to Silbolga in Sumatra, Indonesia and Kota Kinabalu
ABBM Dean Hall sits in a RHIB on board HMAS Choules, ready to begin boat training drills.
The Royal Australian Navy is providing Bay Class landing ship dock HMAS Choules and its 158-strong crew in support of Exercise Pacific Partnership 26, a multinational activity sponsored by the United States Navy and focused on bolstering host nation capacity to respond to humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) events in the Indo-Pacific. HMAS Choules has embarked approximately 113 international and ADF personnel who will conduct a port visit to Sibolga in Sumatra, Indonesia and Kota Kinabalu
ABBM Damon Huber prepares to fire the line throwing projectile during a RAS with HMAS Supply.
The Royal Australian Navy is providing Bay Class landing ship dock HMAS Choules in support of Exercise Pacific Partnership 26, a multinational activity sponsored by the United States Navy and focused on providing humanitarian assistance to communities in Southeast Asia.An international contingent of approximately 100 personnel will embark on HMAS Choules and conduct a port visit to Silbolga in Sumatra, Indonesia. This visit will provide essential humanitarian services, strengthen relationships, and manage
SBLT Samuel Kingham stands on the forecastle as HMAS Choules departs Australia for Subic Bay, Philippines.
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